Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 20, 1960, Image 6

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CAMPAIGNS IN NEW YORK Vice Presi- with his wife,
dent Richard M. Nixon has a glad hand out stay.
In welcome on arrival In New York City
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY This wise old dog named Boy really
took the frosting off the cake on his 15th birthday. Eleven
neighborhood youngsters were invited to Boy's birthday
party at Dallas, Tex., and watched the big dog take the first
bite of his own cake. (UPI Telephoto)
Capitol Memo
Republicans Could
Conceivably Control
Oregon Legislature
By DOUGLAS GRIPP
Salem -I11PD- Mathematical
ly speaking, the Republicans
could control the Oregon legis
lature next year. But heavy
8 Dem o c r a t i c
voter registra
tions indicate
the GOP may
have to pull a
rabbit out of
the hat to
do it.
In the 1050
legislature the
Democrats
held the bal
ance of power In both cham
bers, 10-11 in the Senate and
33-27 in the House. The Re
publicans gained in the House
last year while losing four
seats in the Senate.
One advantage for the Re
publicans is that the Demo
crats have more to lose in the
Senate this year. Of the 15
seats that are up, 12 are held
by Democrats and only three
by Republicans.
Two of these seats involve
non-contests. Both Sens. An-
Plywood Market
Forecast Told
Portland-(UPU-A Seattle ply
wood official Wednesday fore
cast a potential plywood mar
ket of up to 16 billion board
feet within 10 to 15 years.
C, Henry Bacon Jr., execu
tive vice president of the
Simpson Timber Co., Seattle,
made the forecast at the an
nual fall promotion meeting
of Douglas Fir Plywood Asso
ciation here.
Bacon said the industry
Douiiu orlnn
currently was selling at an
annual rate of 8.2 billion feet
while capacity has been ris
ing rapidly and that it may
approach 10 billion feet by
he end of this yciJr. He said
ihe answer to this was better
marketing and a stronger co
operative promotion effort
I than ever before.
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thony Yturri, Ontario Repub
lican, and Harry Boivin,
Klamath Falls Democrat have
no opposition. This makes the
number of crucial seats 11 for
the Democrats and two for the
GOP.
If the Republicans hold
these two-in Washington and
Josephine counties-and take
five away from the Demo
crats, the GOP would control
the Senate 16-14.
In the House, which elects
a new slate of 60 every two
years, anything could happen.
Peter Gunnar, Oregon Re
publican chairman, says the
GOP has an "excellent chance
to take the House," and he
adds, "We have a much better
chance than we've ever been
given credit for to break even
or take the Senate."
Robert Straub, Oregon Dem
ocratic chairman, is confident
of Democratic control in the
1961 legislature.
"We will increase our lead
in both houses," he says. "It
is completely unlikely that
the Republicans will win ei
ther house, and the wider
margin will be in the Senate."
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ILLNESS TOLL
Chicago An average work
er In the U.S. loses seven
days a year because of illness.
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Meany Points to 'Stagnation
Of Employment' in I
Washington - OIPIV-AFL-CIO
President George Meany says
the nation's total full-time
employment increased by only
700,000 workers during the
Elsenhower Administration.
Meany called the increase
a "stagnation of employment"
and said "this shocking trend
must be halted or it will un
dermine our entire society
and throttle the advance of
technology itself."
Meany blamed the "inade
quate rise" on radical tech
nological changes "in a period
of slowly rising sales and
Than Doubled
He said joblessness has
more than doubled-up from
l.S million in 1853 to 3.9
million in 1960.
Meany's statement was con
tained in a booklet "New
Views on Automation" pub
lished by the Congressional
Joint Economic Committee.
The 600-page document is
composed of statements from
a number of labor and indus
trial leaders, government offi
cials and professional men,
Meany said a "much more
rapid pace of economic
growth" is needed in the
1960s to provide more jobs
for workers displaced by au
tomation. '
Labor Secretary James P.
Mitchell said "a high rate of
economic growth will be es
sential" to meet the needs of
in expanding population,
Mitchell estimated that to
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tal employment will rise by
about 20 per cent by 1970.
He said there were grounds
for confidence that automa
tion and productivity can ad
vance without a rise on the
overall unemployment rate.
Meany and other labor lead
ers called for a comprehen
sive federal employment to
lessen the impact of automa-
OSC, Thailand
Program Expires '
Washington-flJPD-The Inter
national Cooperation Admin
istration said Wednesday that
an exchange program between
Oregon State College and
Kasetsart, a university in
Thailand expired this month.
Under the program, which
existed for approximately
five years, about 50 students
from Thailand studied at Ore
gon State and a number of
teachers helped with the agri
culture training program at
Kasetsart.
A spokesman said the con
tract was allowed to expire
because some leaders felt that
the Thailand University had
reached the stage where it
could go ahead on its own.
A large asbestos field,
which may contain several
million tons of the mineral
fiber has been discovered on
the Ungava Peninsula in
northern Quebec.
ke's Term
Won on workers. Recommen
dations included reduction in
the standard work week, aid
to , economically distressed
areas and liberalization of un
employment and social secur
ity benefits.
Roadblocks Thrown
Rudolph F. Bannow, presi
dent of the National Associa
tion of Manufacturers, charg
ed that many labor leaders,
while "paying lip service" to
automation, have thrown
roadblocks in its path. -
Bannow discounted- fears
that automation would pro
duce large-scale unemploy
ment. But he said labor could
"halt or seriously deter the
orderly process of technolog
ical change by appropriating
the benefits of automation."
Bannow and other indus
trialists said present tax laws
hamper the growth of .auto
mation and should be revised.
Georgia Town Finally
Elects Man for Mayor
Alto, Ga.-It took a lot of
voting but the town of Alto
finally found a man to accept
the $3 -a-month salary of
mayor.
M. W. Nicholson and W. B.
Webb ran for the office twice
but withdrew in disguest
when the race ended in a tie
both times. Tom Martin de
feated Grover Steward 63-39
in a third vote.
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THURSDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1960
Looking of Girls
Brings Man Trouble
St. Petersburg, Fla.-It was
"looking at girls" that started
the trouble for Aaron Artson.
That's what Artson, 30, said
he was doing when he toads
an illegal turn and was -picked
up by a traffic policeman.
Police then discovered
while checking his records
that Artson had accumulated
14 traffic cltiations in tha
past two months.
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